The three buildings offer a combined 380,900 SF of warehouse space. Mercantile Distribution Center 11 is 137,500 SF with 22 dock doors for general receiving and shipping and Mercantile Distribution Center 12 and 13 are 121,700 SF with 26 dock doors each. Ceiling height for each building is 28 feet.

"Building three buildings as part of one project in a fairly tight space required strong logistical planning," said Ed McGuire, President of Bob Moore Construction. "The fact that existing buildings surrounded the jobsite meant that we had to manage our working space very efficiently as well. Our site superintendent did an excellent job of controlling the logistics and overlapping the trades to keep the jobsite productive and on schedule."

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Mercantile Distribution Centers 11, 12 and 13

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Exterior photo of the Mercantile Distribution Centers 11, 12 and 13 in Fort Worth, Texas, by general contractor Bob Moore Construction. Ceiling height for each building is 28 feet.

Mercantile Distribution Centers 11, 12 and 13

Project Detail

Exterior photo of the Mercantile Distribution Centers 11, 12 and 13 construction project in Fort Worth, Texas by general contractor Bob Moore Construction. These buildings were built with tilt-up construction.

About Bob Moore Construction

A recipient of the QUOIN / AGC General Contractor of the Year Award, the TEXO / AGC Summit Award for Construction Excellence and the Texas Building Branch-AGC Outstanding Construction Award, Bob Moore Construction has been one of the most respected commercial construction companies in Texas since 1946. An industry leader in tilt-up construction ... View More